bearophile wrote:
While in isolation that's a good idea, how far should it be taken? Should the compiler emit information on which variables wound up in which registers, and why? What about other of the myriad of compiler optimizations?Inlining is an important optimization, so give this information to the programmer is a good start.
Register allocation is far more important than inlining. Why not give information about why a variable was not enregistered?
